During this project, we traveled to Charleston, SC to take a site analysis of the historic district of the city. After our site analysis of the language of the city, we were each given a parking lot within our groups, on which we would develop a museum conveying the language of the city and surrounding area of the parking lot. The form of the museum was taken directly from the surrounding regulating lines and relative heights of buildings, as well as vegetation, etc. My museum used the regulating lines of the edges of the street that ran perpendicular to the parking lot in the north to create a form that wrapped upon itself into an “S” shape in section. This enabled me to create a motion of moving visitors through the museum while staying with the contours of the site.
